Meet Cream Stone: Where Ice Cream Becomes Art
Hyderabad– July 19, 2025: Haven't tried Cream Stone yet? A delectable surprise awaits you. Cream Stone has become the go-to destination for dessert lovers across South India, celebrated for transforming simple ice cream into artistic indulgence. With its signature cold stone preparation and an ever-evolving array of flavours, every scoop at Cream Stone is a curated experience.
From a single parlour to a nationwide sensation, Cream Stone now operates across 7 states, 34 cities, and 117 outlets—and continues to grow. Yet, despite its rapid expansion, the brand stays true to its roots: offering handcrafted, premium desserts with the same boutique charm that made it a household name.
And there's more excitement in store now: Cream Stone is proud to unveil its latest indulgent innovation—American Mojo.
Introducing American Mojo: A Decadent Flavour Experience This isn't just ice cream—it's a luxurious flavour adventure. Bold coffee, smooth chocolate, and creamy peanut butter meet crunchy Oreo chunks, roasted almonds, and a silky chocolate drizzle. Creamy, crunchy, nutty, and perfectly caffeinated—every spoonful is pure indulgence.
"Our goal has always been to create experiences through flavour," said Mr. Sheetal Patil, CEO of Cream Stone. 'With each launch, we aim to offer something memorable, something that lingers long after the last bite.' Behind every new flavour is Cream Stone's passionate R&D team, which works year-round to push the boundaries of taste and bring customers something truly extraordinary.
Cream Stone Tubz Success Post-pandemic, Cream Stone tapped into evolving consumer habits with the launch of Cream Stone Tubz—a line of packaged offerings that lets customers enjoy their favourite flavours anytime, anywhere. The response has been phenomenal, making Tubz an instant hit among ice cream lovers.
To celebrate this success and honour National Ice Cream Day on 20th July 2025, Cream Stone is offering a special 1 1 offer on Tubz, doubling the delight for loyal fans and inviting new customers to indulge in the Cream Stone experience at their outlets.
About Cream Stone: Cream Stone was launched at Hyderabad in 2009, and it was so loved and enjoyed and grew so popular that its stores soon started to open across India. Backed by it's unique Ice cream creations and its worldwide research and development capabilities, in just 15 short years it expanded its operations across India.
(Disclaimer: The above press release comes to you under an arrangement with NRDPL and PTI takes no editorial responsibility for the same.).
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